Mochinut - Sand Lake

This place was awesome! The ambiance was very anime, very cute! There is two separate sides to this place but I went specifically for Mochinut's corn dogs. My daughter asked me to pick up an order and that's how I discovered it. The girls were very friendly and welcoming and informative of the menu. Would definitely visit again however I moved. But lucky for me there is a location less than 30 mins away. xo

We love coming here. The hotdogs can't be beat. My favorite is the elote with have mozzarella and half sausage my kids love the blue takis and hot Cheetos ones. Spicy mayo is always our dip of choice. The people working are always so friendly however today our order took a bit longer than usual but still tasty none the less. It also has a cute instagram spot to snap a picture. There are a few small tables around the corner to sit and eat at the tea spot attached.

Mochinut in Orlando is a must-try for mochi donut lovers! The chewy, lightly crispy texture is perfect, and the flavors are always fresh. The Original is my favorite-simple, sweet, and absolutely delicious. A great spot for a fun, unique treat!

I was hungry and we were getting boba next door so I decided to try a Korean corn dog. I went for the half mozzarella and half sausage ramen crusted corn dog. I also did the garlic parm sauce. I think the sauce didn't go with the corn dog. It was weird. But not bad. I don't think I'm a fan of corn dogs in general. But glad I tried.

I've been wanting to try one of these hot dogs for the longest time, so I feel like I built it up in my head, but it ended up being whatever. I got a potato half and half hot dog with spicy mayo, and yes, it was yummy, but I wouldn't go out of my way to have one again. I think it would've been yummier if the cheese was wrapped around the hot dog so that you get both flavors on every bite. I do like that they have a bunch of fun options to choose from like cheetos, ramen, and corn. They're between $5 and $7 depending on what flavor you get, and they all come with a dipping sauce. I'd go back to try their mochi donuts or their mochinut balls. They looked delicious but I wasn't in the mood for something sweet that day. The place is cute and simple. It's small, so there aren't any tables, but there are some benches you can sit on while you wait for your food. They're connected to the boba tea shop next door though, so you can just grab your food and sit on the other side. They have some tables outside as well. I think this is a great spot for a quick snack.

Never knew this place had bubble tea so I had to try it. I ordered the Peach Mango Bubble Tea with Boba, and it was good but there are definitely better options. I would probably just stick to the donuts as they are delicious. The drink itself is also pretty pricey for what it is. Staff were super friendly and nice! Overall, great experience but would stick to the donuts.

Stopped here after trying the donuts from the Asian Food Market the week before. We weren't wild about the flavor offerings this week, we expected we would have seen the Biscoff Coffee and Melon - but they weren't offered in the location. We got the Mango, Churro and Tiramisu donuts. They were very fresh and the Churro and Tiramisu were tasty. I would not order the mango again, the sauce was thick and not a fan of the flavor. When we are in the area we will be back in the hopes of finding the Biscoff and Melon flavors again!

Solid corn dogs! I've tried the sweet potato, ramen, and hot cheeto coatings. All were good although I preferred the sweet potato and ramen over the hot cheetos just cause I love a good crunch! I've had it with just the sausage and the half-and-half with cheese. I do prefer it with just the sausage. I personally don't think they're too expensive considering I get full after one corn dog so ~$6 for a meal seems pretty fair to me.For the donuts, I've only tried the filled ones and I think they are just okay. The coffee one was surprisingly strong (in a good way!). The ube one tasted a bit artificial. The cookies & cream one was not memorable. I plan to come back to try the other corn dogs!

Korean Corndogs are some of the most trending food items these days. So it's no surprise to find a Mochinut in Orlando. The service here is quick and efficient, and I enjoy the modern and trendy interior decor. The Korean Corndog that I got was the original flavor. That consists of a hot dog wrapped around a corndog exterior that is studded with pieces of potatoes and deep fried. If you're looking for a satisfying late night snack, this is it. The hot dog is flavorful and the breading on the outside is light and not too heavy. The potatoes pieces get wonderfully crispy, making this a cross between eating a standard corndog and having fries on the side. Overall, solid items, although a bit on the more expensive side. But treating yourself to a snack once in a while, this is a good option :)

Mochinut is such a treat! Mochi donuts and Korean corn dogs are the perfect pair of snacks! I ordered 3-piece mochi donuts (brown sugar milk, mango crunch, and strawberry funnel); you can order a single, 3-piece, half dozen, or dozen. They rotate their flavors so make sure to take a peek at their instagram page for current flavors. These donuts are so light and airy; you can pick it apart and it's like eating a bunch of little donuts so it seems like you are eating more haha You can also customize your corn dogs. You can have full mozzarella or full beef sausage. My only thing is I wish they had rice cakes as an option. I had one with spicy mayo sauce and another with the garlic parmesan sauce which I liked way better than the spicy mayo.They make the corn dogs as you order so expect a little bit of a wait but it so worth it! They only really had seating outside so prepare to take your food to go if you don't wanna eat outside in the Florida sun.